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Markets fall when problems arise not because of the problem itself, but because we fear it. Once fear fades, optimism returns. Even just the talk of solutions (like trade deals) makes the market believe again. That’s how sentiment drives economics.

Decathlon revolutionized India’s unorganized sports retail market by targeting beginners (75%) and enthusiasts (25%), offering affordable yet high-quality products. Its immersive store design leverages the endowment effect, encouraging customers to t

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After 8 months into my indie journey I realised It’s not about having a unique idea It’s about how well you execute and sell it Even in saturated markets You can still make money if you play it right

In the last few years, the returns from the Indian banking sector have not been very impressive. The PE ratio and PB ratio are all below their averages. Currently, the results of HDFC Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank will decide whether banking stocks or

#9TDAYVC- DAY-14 🎯What is Hurdle Rate? 🎯What is Carry Fees? 🎯The preferred returns are also called as “Hurdle Rate” in VC & P.E Funds. It is the threshold return that LP’S should receive prior GP’S receive. In developed markets, The hurdle

Do you think that LOW COST can generate HIGH RETURNS? Don’t believe this is possible? Well, it is. Take the example of Dollar Shave Club. They started with a simple idea, offering affordable razors through a subscription model, cutting out the middl

Recognition at work isn’t a luxury — it’s a need. When people feel appreciated, they don’t just do more. They become more. 🔹 It boosts morale 🔹 It drives performance 🔹 It reduces attrition 🔹 It builds culture A simple “well done” can spark mot

How to Make People Want Your Product by Refusing to Sell It ? In 2007 (My Birth Year), a new luxury brand took a bold approach that seemed counterintuitive—they refused to sell their product to just anyone. Enter Supreme, the streetwear brand that